Fraudulent financial reporting is more likely to result in overstatements of net cash flow from operating activities than as overstatement of net income.
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Fraudulent financial reporting typically aims to overstate net income to present a more favorable financial position, whereas net cash flow from operating activities is harder to manipulate due to its reliance on actual cash transactions.

Fraudulent Financial Reporting Is More Likely to Result in Overstatements